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Jim Ott
I just receive the CD and installed Service Pack 1. I have a comment
and a question.
My comment is that it sure would be useful if Microsoft were to warn
that you need to have Internet Explorer as your default browser! I use
Netscape and the autorun feature did not, of course, work. So I started
by opening the CD and clicking on the executable program. This seemed
to work until the entire enterprise went into a loop and for 45 minutes
I waited and waited while the Install Wizard said 'running processes
after intallation.! I aborted, switched the default browser to IE and
everything appears to be installed.
My question is that even though I declined the option to make backups of
the old files in case I wanted to uninstall the Service Pace (the
warning that it takes gobs of disk space was ominous - it would be nice
to be told the exact amount of space or an estimate thereof rather than
simply saying "lots" of space), there is now a folder on my hard drive
named c:\591f97785 which includes many, many files. My question is
this. Can this folder be deleted? I am assuming that it is from the
aborted installation with Netscape. Or, is it something else like all
the old files that were replaced even though I indicated that I don't
want to make backups?
and a question.
My comment is that it sure would be useful if Microsoft were to warn
that you need to have Internet Explorer as your default browser! I use
Netscape and the autorun feature did not, of course, work. So I started
by opening the CD and clicking on the executable program. This seemed
to work until the entire enterprise went into a loop and for 45 minutes
I waited and waited while the Install Wizard said 'running processes
after intallation.! I aborted, switched the default browser to IE and
everything appears to be installed.
My question is that even though I declined the option to make backups of
the old files in case I wanted to uninstall the Service Pace (the
warning that it takes gobs of disk space was ominous - it would be nice
to be told the exact amount of space or an estimate thereof rather than
simply saying "lots" of space), there is now a folder on my hard drive
named c:\591f97785 which includes many, many files. My question is
this. Can this folder be deleted? I am assuming that it is from the
aborted installation with Netscape. Or, is it something else like all
the old files that were replaced even though I indicated that I don't
want to make backups?